NYS Music 2024

Category: Upcoming Shows

  • Ghostface Killah And The K Woods Foundation Presents the Second Annual “Peace & Unity Festival” In Staten Island

    The K Woods Foundation is excited to announce the return of the highly anticipated second edition of the ‘Peace & Unity Festival,’ a pride and unity festival in Staten Island on Saturday, August, 31, from 1 PM to 8 PM.

    The event this year will be held at the stunning SnugHarbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden and will feature performances by Jim Jones, Julez Santana, Smiff N Wessun, Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Connie Diamond, Abby Jasmine, Chey, Freekey Zekey and more, in addition to a special by Ghostface Killah & Friends. Hosted by Rayyy Rayy, this yearly festival seeks to unite the Staten Island community for yet another remarkable experience of harmony and unity, building on the success of its first year.

    Kareem “Kay” Woods established the K Woods Foundation to empower young people in the Park Hill neighborhood of Staten Island and beyond. The foundation offers tools and chances for youth to grow, learn, and achieve through various projects and programs. The organization is leaving a lasting impression on the lives of innumerable people by constructing new leisure areas and organizing neighborhood gatherings like the Peace & Unity Festival.

    “I’m so proud to see the youth in my neighborhood finally get what they deserve. A nice, clean, safe space to play and enjoy their childhood. I am so blessed to have grown up here and be in the position to come home and open up new possibilities for learning and growth for so many kids who don’t have the opportunities I did,” said Kareem “Kay” Woods, head of the K Woods Foundation, who has been proactive with several projects benefiting the youth of Park Hill this year including spearheading the groundbreaking of a new basketball court and playground.

    Snug Harbor, one of Staten Island’s most famous locations, will host the Peace & Unity Festival. It offers the ideal setting for a day devoted to honoring the community and promoting unity. Family-friendly activities, local talent showcases, food vendors, and well-known performers’ live performances will all be at the event.

    Peace & Unity Festival Staten Island

    Creating Bridges and Honoring Community, Peace & Unity Festival celebrates a day of song, tradition, and unity.

    For more information about the event, including the full schedule and artist lineup, please visit the K Woods Foundation’s official website at k-woodsfoundation.com. For updates, follow the K Woods Foundation on Instagram. 

    See NYS Music’s coverage of the first Peace and Unity Festival here.

  • Navy Band “Cruisers” and The Accents Coming to Shepard Park this Friday

    Coming to Lake George’s Shepard Park Amphitheater this weekend are the Captial region-based party band The Accents and The United States Navy Band “Cruisers.” Cruisers arrive at Lake George on Thursday, August 22, performing from 7:30-9:30 pm. The Navy band also opens Friday at the Lake on August 23, from 6:00-7:10 pm, followed by the headliners, The Accents, at 7:30.

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    With over 50 years of experience and 4,000 performances under their belt, The Accents prepare to bring their non-stop energy to Friday at the Lake. As one of the capital region’s most prolific party bands, The Accents encourage all guests to let loose, enjoy their time, and have one last party as the summer season comes to a close. On Friday, August 22, The Accents’ extensive nine-person lineup will have the entire Friday at the Lake crowd dancing and singing all night long.

    shepard park

    The United States Navy Band “Cruisers” make their first appearance in Lake George this Thursday, August 22, as part of their nationwide tour that begins on August 19 in Washington, D.C. They are also opening for The Accents this Friday.

    Cruiser’s stop at Lake George is just another on a long list of tour dates. As one of the 11 different Navy Bands, Cruisers make up a part of 6,000 performances across the United States and around the world throughout the year. With each performance, Navy bands come together with communities to honor and celebrate the service of veterans. This Thursday and Friday, Cruisers present their world-class musicianship with renditions of classic jazz standards, classic rock, and today’s biggest hits in all genres. A fireworks show will follow their Thursday night performance at 9:30 pm.

    All shows at Shepard Park are free to the public. Food and beverage vendors are available on-site. For information on vendors, performances, and more, visit the Lake George town’s website. If you are interested in the rest of Cruisers’ tour, the remaining dates are available here.

  • Judy Collins, The Indigo Girls and Rufus Wainright To Perform At Tanglewood

    Musical legends Judy Collins, The Indigo Girls and Rufus Wainwright will perform together for one night and one night only on Aug. 30 at Tanglewood.

    Collins is a Grammy award winning singer and songwriter who started her career with her debut album A Maid of Constant Sorrow in 1961. She was a huge part of the Greenwich Village Folk movement in the 60’s, a time in music history that inspired other musicians like Joni Mtchel and Leonord Cohen. 

    Not only is she an accomplished musician with 55 albums to her name, but Collins is also an avid social activist and represents UNICEF today. In 2008, a group of contemporary artists released Born to the Breed: A Tribute to Judy Collins. One of those artists was Canadian American singer and songwriter Rufus Wainwright.

    Wainwright was raised in Montreal but later moved to New York City in 1996. Two years later he released his debut studio album Rufus Wainwright. Throughout his career he’s collaborated with other artists such as David Byrne, Joni Mitchell and Mark Ronson. His most recent 2023 album Folkacracy is a record full of folk duets as well as solo pieces exposing Wainwright’s melodic vocals.

    The Indigo Girls, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, have been performing together since their highschool days. Last summer Greta Gerwig’s Barbie re-popularised their iconic song “Closer to Fine.” Their 2020 album Long Look is a reflection of their careers and childhoods.

    These folk-rock legends will take to the Koussevitzky Music Shed, at the annual concert series Tanglewood located in Western Massachusetts. Tanglewood is the summer residence of the Boston Symphony Orchestra who performs throughout the summer. 
    To buy tickets for the 7 p.m. performance you can visit the website here.

  • Universal Preservation Hall Announces New Upcoming Fall Shows

    Saratoga Spring’s Universal Preservation Hall has a riveting slate of shows coming up this fall, spanning from Sept. 13 through Dec. 21. The lineup includes comedy shows, concerts, theatricals, and holiday performances.

    Universal Preservation Hall fall events

    Fall 2024 brings a versatile group of performers to Universal Preservation Hall. The first new show announced is comedian, Gary Gulman on September 13, who’s making a stop as part of his “Misfit” comedy tour. Gulman is widely beloved by many comedy fans and has performed in prestigious venues all over the country.

    On Sept. 26, Grand Ole Opry member, Chris Janson will bring his hits like the four-time platinum “Buy Me A Boat,” and the nominee of CMA Song of the Year, and winner of ACM Video of the Year,  “Drunk Girl.” Janson’s shows are lively and entertaining, as Rolling Stone declared him “a live legacy in the making.” This show is not one to miss and fans of country and music in general can look forward to an amazing performance.

    Universal Preservation Hall fall events

    Toward the end of the season, UPH will host a series of holiday shows, as it gets closer to Christmas. These events include “Merry Swift-mas: Taylor Swift Holiday Dance Party” on December 6 and a special Christmas show from country and bluegrass duo, The Gibson Brothers on December 21, the last show of the year. Moreover, the variety of shows allows people with any musical interests to experience a show in the Christmas Spirit.

    Other announcements made are singer-songwriting duo, The Bengsons, with The Keep Going Concert as well as beloved country singer, LeAnn Rimes.

    For the full Universal Preservation Hall fall show and event schedule and to purchase tickets visit atuph.org

    UPH Newly Announced Fall Shows

    September 13- Gary Gulman

    September 26- Chris Janson

    November 8- The Bengsons

    November 10- LeAnn Rimes

    December 6- Merry Swift-mas: Taylor Swift Holiday Dance Party

    December 21- The Gibson Brothers

  • KRS-One to Headline 4th Annual Tour For Life Concert At The Brooklyn Monarch

    This Sunday at The Brooklyn Monarch, MC’s better act like they know, as KRS-One headlines the annual Tour For Life concert this Sunday, August 18. Uniquely, Tour For Life is essentially a rap concert that also advocates for mental health awareness within the hip-hop community. At each stop, on-site therapists offer free sessions, live art, giveaways, community mending art projects, and performances. Presented by Full Blast Booking, a Connecticut-based booking company that specializes in booking tours, Tour For Life has raised over $60,000 for mental health non-profits over the past three years. Hence, this year’s tour will be raising money for organizations such as Mental Health Connecticut.

    KRS will headline Tour for Life this Sunday August, 18.

    Tour For Life’s Final Weekend

    Yet, Brooklyn will be the final stop for Tour for Life. This weekend’s performances, from August 15 – 17,  will see Tour For Life make stops in various neighboring east coast states including Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire. Meanwhile, performances will feature hip-hop headliners Sage Francis, Billy Danze of M.O.P., and Rome Streetz. Supporting this stop on the tour will be artists such as, Duece Bug, Konflik, Sosoon + Tony Dimes, DTaylz, Neema MC, Mickey Bourbon, Mic Hoffa, and more.

    With this intention, Tour for Life also works to provide a platform for legendary headliners, as well a the many talented and independent artists from all over the nation. Thus, with the tour’s final stop will see hip hop pioneer/legend KRS-One replace initial headliner Redman. However, with one of the most comprehensive discographies in hip hop as well as a bevy of thought-provoking lyrics, KR-One is no stranger to nuance nor the healing properties of rap music.

    Tour for Life Dates and Lineups

    8/15 Manchester, NH- The Shaskeen feat. Sage Francis + Akrobatik

    8/16 Providence, RI- Alchemy feat. Billy Danze of M.O.P.

    8/17 Hamden, CT- Cellar on Treadwell feat. Rome Streetz

    8/18 Brooklyn, NY – The Monarch feat. KRS-One (+ surprise guests)

    Set to begin at 6:00 p.m. at 23 Meadow St, tickets for Tour for Life’s closing weekend can be found on Full Blast Booking’s official website.

  • Alt-Rock Stars, Cowboy Junkies, Kick-off US Tour With Stops in Buffalo and Geneva

    Country and folk rock band Cowboy Junkies has announced a new tour for the fall of 2024 that will begin with two stops in New York, one in Buffalo and the other in Geneva. The tour is in support of their most recent album, Such Ferocious Beauty, which is the band’s first release of new material in five years.

    Formed just over the border in Toronto, Cowboy Junkies have been actively making and performing music for almost 40 years. Comprised of bassist Alan Anton, songwriter/guitarist Michael Timmins, drummer Peter Timmins and vocalist Margo Timmins, the quartet has recorded a total of 16 live albums and five live albums. Moreover, with Michael, Peter and Margo all being siblings, the band’s many years of unwavering togetherness only makes sense.

    Cowboy Junkies’ first album, Whites Off Earth Now!!, in 1986, kicked off their careers and was then followed up in 1988 by the now-Platinum The Trinity Season. In a world where many bands chase whatever sounds are trending, the Junkies have stayed their course, maintaining the low-impact excavation of melody and evocative language that gave them so many fans in the first place.

    About Cowboy Junkies

    The band’s newest outing, Such Ferocious Beauty, is vintage Cowboy Junkies and another dimension from the lo-fi Canadian band comprised of, well, family. As a result the album is a tangle of sonic textures, ruminating on aging, losing parents, facing mortality and creating space for one’s life in the midst of the ruin that comes from merely living. “Mike has never shied away from the darker, harder and sometimes uglier realities of our human condition,” Margo Timmins explained of the band’s singular focus, “nor has he shied from its beauty. Thankfully, with one comes the other.”

    Michael Timmins, the oldest, is the chief architect, songwriter and guitarist, who works with Margo on sculpting the emotional planes and vocal performances before bringing in younger brother Peter on drums and lifelong friend Alan Anton on bass to create the soundscapes that have made Cowboy Junkies a band that defies categories. Alternative? Rock? Americana? Roots? Perhaps the answer is a simple “yes.” Hence, the churning beauty builds on all those things, evoking the best of a group that’s evolved over three and a half decades. Michael adds, “This record is connected to All That Reckoning. I see our recent work in a cycle: Reckoning, Ghosts and Such Ferocious Beauty. They were all done in very violent and tumultuous times. The violent side is so much a part of our society now—not just the physical, but the way we relate to each other. It’s hard to escape.”

    Photo Credit: Heather Pollock

    Inside The Band

    Whether drawing on a pop culture reference like a quote culled from Mike Tyson or mining Greek mythology, there’s an ease and fluidity to how Michael draws songs together. For the sinewy “Mike Tyson (Here It Comes),” he employs a high-plains spaghetti Western tension that marries a nervy acoustic strum and tympani rolls to a creeping bassline, while “Circe & Penelope” deploys a wheezy fiddle and an acoustic guitar with its strings more flicked than strummed.

    “I love the blunt reality of this song,” Margo offers. “I love the two women’s strength and realistic view of the situation. They have a great love for their men, but also this discontent. The image of these two women waiting for their men to return but getting on with the work that needs to be done and living their lives as strong women is truly empowering and reflects upon many of the women I know today.”

    “The expectations and responsibilities of what we all do—it’s a big part of this. We’re still amazed that we’re doing this, but the longer [we have], the more fun it’s become. We don’t take it for granted,” said Michael. “We do what we do,” Margo agrees, “and it feels right for all of us. After 30-plus years of playing together, the band and its music are more important to us than ever. The music we make brings each of us a great sense of contentment, a knowing of place and a sense of doing what we were meant to do.”

    To catch Cowboy Junkies on tour and watch them perform Such Ferocious Beauty, visit their website for tickets and information. Additionally, see below for a written list of the tour dates and locations.

    Tour Dates

    9/19/24 Buffalo, NY Asbury Hall

    9/20/24 Geneva, NY Smith Opera House

    9/22/24 Kent, OH The Kent Stage

    9/24/24 Detroit, MI Masonic Cathedral

    9/25/24 Kalamazoo, MI Kalamazoo State Theatre

    9/27/24 Madison, WI Barrymore Theatre

    9/28/24 Evanston, IL Cahn Auditorium

    9/30/24 & 10/1/24 Minneapolis, MN Dakota

    10/3/24 Des Moines, IA Hoyt Sherman Place

    10/4/24 Iowa City, IA Englert Theatre

    10/5/24 St. Louis, MO City Winery

  • Dogs In A Pile Announce 4-Night New Years Run in Saratoga Springs

    Dogs In A Pile have announced a four-day run at Saratoga Springs’ Putnam Place from December 28-31 to ring in the New Year. These shows come in the aftermath of the band’s cross-country fall 2024 tour. 

    Dogs in a Pile NYE Shows. Putnam Place - Saratoga Springs, December 28-31, 2024.
    Art by Joe Winograd

    Dogs In A Pile began in Asbury Park, at the heart of the Jersey Shore. Guitarist Jimmy Law and drummer Joe Babick teamed up with Berklee graduates Sam Lucid (bass), Jeremy Kaplan (keyboard), and Brian Murray (guitar). Together, the quintet has made a name for itself for their eclectic mix of funk, rock, and psychedelia. With live shows that build improvised psychedelic soundscapes, the band has amassed a large cult following, known as the Dog Pound. 

    2024 marks a monumental year for Dogs In A Pile. Throughout the Summer, the quintet has headlined multiple shows and concerts in Colorado, and toured with Andy Frasco & The U.N. and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. Following up these shows, the band announced a cross-country fall tour. The tour begins on October 25th in Philadelphia, before looping around the country for a November 22nd show in Atlanta. 

    To cap off this busy year of touring, Dogs In A Pile will play four nights at Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs. Located in Downtown Saratoga Springs, the 400+ person venue is a staple of Upstate New York tours. Over the years, the venue has hosted everyone from Ghostface Killah to Blues Traveler. Among Putnam Place’s many shows was a NYE 2023 show by Dogs In A Pile. The show was a display of the band’s musical ability, debuting four new songs, and playing a number of improvised psychedelic jams. 

    Dogs In A Pile at Putnam Place on December 31st, 2023. Photo by Nick Codina

    Now, Dogs In A Pile will return to Putnam Place from December 28th to 31st. These shows will put their improvisational prowess to the test, and offer audiences the chance to see original tunes and fresh takes on loved covers. Ticket presale begins on Wednesday, August 14th at 12pm ET. General public sale will follow on Friday, August 16th at 12pm ET. In addition, concert-goers can purchase a 4-day pass including access to all shows. For more information, visit the Dogs In A Pile website here.

    Dogs In A Pile Fall 2024 Dates

    10/25 – Philadelphia, PA – Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia
    10/26 – Philadelphia, PA – Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia
    10/29 – St. Louis, MO – Atomic Cowboy
    10/31 – Oklahoma City, OK – Beer City Music Hall
    11/1 – Dallas, TX – Deep Ellum Art Co.
    11/2 – Dallas, TX – Deep Ellum Art Co.
    11/6 – Buena Vista, CO – Surf Hotel
    11/8 – Fort Collins, CO – Aggie Theatre
    11/9 – Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre

    11/12 – Omaha, NE – Slowdown
    11/13 – Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line
    11/15 – Milwaukee, WI – Vivarium
    11/16 – Chicago, IL – Chop Shop
    11/17 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache
    11/19 – Asheville, NC – Salvage Station
    11/21 – Nashville, TN – Basement East
    11/22 – Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
    12/28 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Putnam Place
    12/29 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Putnam Place
    12/30 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Putnam Place
    12/31 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Putnam Place

  • ‘Bach Again’ Concludes the Cooperstown Summer Music Festival’s 26th Season

    Following the resounding success of last year’s program, the Cooperstown Summer Music Festival has announced the return of “Bach Again,” an evening dedicated to the timeless works of Johann Sebastian Bach. This performance will take place on Tuesday, August 20 at Christ Episcopal Church in Cooperstown, NY, and concludes this summer’s Cooperstown Music Festival season.

    Founded in 1999 by flutist Linda Chesis, the Cooperstown Summer Music Festival has been bringing world-class chamber music performances to the Cooperstown area for over 25 years. The festival has featured performances by the American, Juilliard, St. Lawrence, Jupiter, and Jasper String Quartets, Stefon Harris, Bill Charlap, Kurt Elling, Simone Dinnerstein, Mark O’Connor, John Pizzarelli, the Sonia Olla Flamenco Dance Company, and many more. Concerts are held in venues across Cooperstown, including the grand Otesaga Hotel, The Farmers’ Museum, and Christ Church (the church of author James Fenimore Cooper).

    What is “Bach Again?”

    To cap off this summer’s successful series, “Bach Again,” an evening dedicated to the timeless works of Johann Sebastian Bach, will be making its return on August 20 at 7 p.m. Violinist Rachell Ellen Wong, a rising star in the world of Baroque music and winner of a prestigious Avery Fisher Grant, will join an equally illustrious ensemble of musicians, including cellist Wolfram Koessel, harpsichordist Bradley Brookshire, and flutist Linda Chesis, Festival Founder and Artistic Director, for a concert exploring Bach’s rich body of work.

    Described by the legendary pianist Glenn Gould as “the greatest architect of sound who ever lived,” J. S. Bach is arguably the most influential and most beloved composer in the history of Western classical music. Intensely personal yet profoundly universal, his music has inspired devotion in countless generations of musicians and listeners alike.

    The concert on August 20th offers audiences an opportunity to sample a cross-section of the composer’s varied instrumental sonatas, including the monumental Chaconne in D minor and the Trio Sonata from The Musical Offering. The performance will also feature Glimmerglass Festival Young Artist Winona Martin, mezzo-soprano, who will offer renditions of Bach’s beloved arias.

    Theories abound as to why Bach’s music remains so compelling to audiences throughout the ages, but perhaps the answer is simple. “Bach’s music speaks to that part of us all that yearns for beauty and goodness,” says Festival Artistic Director Linda Chesis. “Every time we encounter his music, we experience that yearning anew.”

    How To Purchase

    Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the enduring beauty of Bach’s compositions in the intimate setting of Christ Episcopal Church. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for students and children. Tickets can be purchased in advance, either online or over the phone, by calling 800-316-8559 and selecting option 1. Please note that there is a $2 service fee per phone order. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door if any remain.

  • NYC Avant-Garde Theatre, The Kitchen, Announces Its 2024 Season

    New York City’s experimental and avant-garde theatre, The Kitchen, announced its programming for the Fall 2024 season. This season combines works from multiple disciplines and collaborations between several institutions and artists, bringing an exciting new collection to their temporary Westbeth Artists Housing stage.

    the kitchen

    Founded in 1971, The Kitchen has provided New York City with exceptional artists, from dancers to muralists and painters. For the last five decades and throughout multiple different venues, it has been a place where the abstract and avant-garde can shine.

    Currently situated in the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan, this season includes collaborations with longtime partners Protect the Peace with PROTECT THE PEACE: we, INSURGENT, The Kitchen’s Longest-Running Series, Dance and Process, Code Switch: Distributing Blackness, Reprogramming Internet Art, The Kitchen’s first traveling exhibition, and more.

            The full schedule is listed below. Tickets and more information can be found on their website, linked here.

            The Kitchen Fall 2024 Programming Schedule

            The Kitchen in Focus at 47 Canal
            47 Canal (59 Wooster St 2nd floor, New York, NY 10012)
            September 4–14 and September 20–October 26, 2024
            Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-6pm, and by appointment

            PROTECT THE PEACE: we, INSURGENT

            The Kitchen at Westbeth

            September 6, 2024, 6-9pm

            Tickets: Sliding scale $10-30; Tickets on sale August 15

            Dance and Process: Rena Anakwe, ms. z tye, and Ogemdi Ude

            The Kitchen at Westbeth

            Performances: September 20–22, 2024; Time to be announced in early September

            Tickets: Sliding scale; $10-30

            Community Action Center: The Soundtrack

            Site: The Kitchen at Westbeth

            Date: October 8, 2024, 7pm

            Tickets: Sliding scale; $10-30

            Code Switch: Distributing Blackness, Reprogramming Internet Art
            Site: Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture [Fall 2024] and Museum of
            Contemporary Art Detroit [Spring 2025]
            Dates: October 15 – December 19, 2024, and April 25 – September 7, 2025
            Schomburg Gallery hours: Free; Monday – Saturday, 10am-6pm

            NIC Kay: The last gasp of the angry white man

            Dia Chelsea, co-presented in partnership with Dia Art Foundation

            October 12, 2024, 5:30pm

            Tickets: Free with RSVP; Reservations open on August 15 via Dia’s website

            JJJJJerome Ellis: Aster of Ceremonies

            The Kitchen at Westbeth

            November 7, 2024, 7pm

            Tickets: Sliding scale; $10-30

            Meredith Monk. Calling Catalogue Launch Party

            The Kitchen at Westbeth

            November 13, 2024, 7pm

            Tickets: Free with RSVP

            Lines of Distribution

            The Kitchen at Westbeth

            November 21, 2024–January 18, 2025

            Regular gallery hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 12–6pm

            Opening weekend programming, including performances and artist roundtable: November 22–23 (Details, tickets, and times to be announced)

          • Shakespeare In The Park Comes To Endicott

            Starting on August 15, George W. Johnson Park in Endicott, NY, will be the latest location for local Shakespeare in the Park. The Endicott Performing Arts Center (EPAC) Youth Troupe will showcase their abridged productions of Shakespeare’s classic A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Stage in Little Italy.

            shakespeare in the park

            Following the three-day run of Shakespeare’s most iconic comedy, the park hosts the annual Shakespearean Arts Festival. Featuring dozens of local vendors and artists showcasing their goods, live music, and entertainment from the EPAC Youth Troupe and more, the Shakespearean Arts Festival offers free fun the entire family can enjoy.

            During the festival, EPAC will give their debut performance of Matilda JR: The Musical and their final performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The abridged version of the play was adapted by Dr. Carolyn Harper, and directed by EPAC directors Dustin Hirthler and Scott Newman.

            Also featured are selections from the EPAC TEEN intensive Firebringer, and the Rep. Co. production of Legally Blonde. Dozens of local musicians are set to perform throughout the week in between productions.

            Below are the dates and times for EPAC’s rendition of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The EPAC Arts Festival is on Sunday, August 18th, from 12pm-5pm. George W. Johnson Park is located at 201 Oak Hill Ave, Endicott, NY. Information about performances, artists, and more is available on the Endicott Performing Arts Center’s website, linked here.

            Show Dates/Times for A Midsummer Night’s Dream:

            Thursday, August 15th at 7pm

            Friday, August 16th at 7pm

            Saturday, August 17th at 7pm

            Sunday, August 18th at 2pm